Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-12
Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 11th
TOURING quote net cash prices for
California: Best Family, IS 1904 q Dbl !;
Bakers extra, s3 9O@4; Superine, $50
%,
WHEAT-There is increased export move
ment, but it does not affect business in the sam
Pile market, which continues of dull and drag
ging character. Those who have vessels under
charter to load are supplied with all grain nee
eSsary for cargo. AS there are no public pur-
chases for shipment the market has to be quoted
nominal at 81 21% p ctl for standard grades
Millers pay advanced rates for extra quality say
81 Spool 371s q ctl.
BARLEY-The situation at the moment Is
somewhat mixed. and the immediate future de-
ponds largely on the weather. Holders are not
inclined to part with good Feed under s71Sc,
while some want even more. Buyers operate
but lightly, and take barley enough to supply
present necessities good fall of rain lust now
would likely materially change the position of
contracting parties. Brewing does not seem to
be Ill pressing request, as samples not critic
ally examined OF choice Brewing there are no
large offerings. and dealers are Of the opinion
That the value of this particular qnality will
not depreciate. From 971lc to 81 e5 will repre-
sent the limit for grades coming within the
lot might bring d trif1ing advance. In
Chevalier the same Indifference is shown by
buyers that has prevailed for some time.
and quotations are nominal at 81 GOAL 25
for standard; fair to good bay, s1@I III; fair
to good coast, S5690c . ctl.
OATS-Sellers still have the advantage of the
situation. Receipts continue light and offerings
do not embrace any large amount of choice
quality. The demand isgeneral and brisk, caus-
ing good movement. We quote as follows No
Feed, 81 45@1 80; No. 2, 81 30@1 371%; Mill
25 for common, and 81 30@1 35 q ctl for good
to choice.
CORN-Offerings are not excessive, but still
they are in excess of trade requirements, the
demand just now being quite limited Quot
able at 81 1591 171% for Yellow and 81 %
q ctl for White.
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard and Alfalfa are be-
ing freely offered, and buyers to any extent
could obtain moderate concessions Trade is
slow in all kinds Wequote as follows: Mustard
Brown, 81 50@3: Yellow, 81 9092 q ctl; Ca
nary; Iyn,S SSSzac; o HEMP e $4@SAe Rape, 1A@2c
2 a ctl
MiDDLINGs- ouotable at $40 to s21 a ton.
HAf-Quite sale is found for arrivals of choice
Wheat, Sl7 50@1S; No. l Wheat, SIS 5O9
16; choice Wheat and Dat, SI5@17. Wild
Dat, SlS@l5; Barley, sl0@14; Alfalfa, slO@ll
q ton.
sTRAW-Good to choice is quotable at 35a5oc
q bale.
HoPs-There is 10 local trade. Consign-
ments on owners account are being shipped
both by rail and sail. Quotable at StGi2c p H.
BRAN-Actlve inquiry. Quotable at Sl6@l7 p
ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 5O@1 SIS p ctl
WHEATI,.Quotable at 81 20G1 . q ctl,
according to quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Shows fair strength.
QuOtable at S20@21 q ton.
POTATOES-Sweets are higher. Other kinds
are in good supply at unchanged rates. We
quote River Reds 40CI60c Peachblows
6oG70c; Petalumas, 60@75c; Tomales, 6O@75c:
Jersey Blues, 509SOc Burbank Seedlings, 75c9
81 25@1 80 . ctl.
0NIONS-Firm at current prices. Receipts
to-day, 100 sacks. Quotable at 10000 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 25@l IS
BEANS-White descriptions seem to be in
peter request at the moment than colored
kinds We quote: Bayos, 81 SOL 60; But
l 50; Lima, s2@2 rs; Pea. 81 25@2 As: Small
White. 81 25tG2 As . ell
FEGETABLES-There is no morket quota
ton for Tomatoes, as stocks are heavy, and
dealers will accept almost any price to clean up.
Other descriptions show no marked variation
We quote jobbing lots as follows Egg
e ese P feSsee boz Sa4 5G
495c n; Tomatoes, 1O930c p box; String
Beans, a &c p b; Marrowfat Squash, IS
as Z ton; Artiehokes. 10G15c 2 dozen: Carrots,
75c@si 2 sack; Parsnips, Sl91 so p ell; Cauli-
mower, 50G65c q dozen; Cabbage, 5O@75c 2 ctl;
Garlic, lA@11&c q ID; Celery, 50a60c 2 dozen;
Dry Peppers. e0lOc: Dry Okra, 15@2Oc . II.
about name prices. Strawberries sell fairly,
thsush not bringing very high figures Good
Apples find appreclative custsm. Pears are
granates, 81 25@2 z box; ounces. 5OG.75c q box;
W Inc Grapes, Sl2sG1S q ton; Grapes, 306150c a
box, for ordinary; do, Muscat, 35@5Oc q box;
Iokay, 5oGlIoc; CorcschoE, coarse; Apples 5oc03
81 q box; Pears, 5Oc9sl p box; Strawberries, Sc
as q chest; Cape ST. Lucas Oranges, 81 5O@2 p
100; La Paz and Panama do, 81 5e@3 .
100; old crop California do, 81 50@S 2
box; Mexican Lines. sS65 2 box; Lemons,
Sicily, 1905 so; do California, s2GS for com
mon, and sS94 so p box for choice;
Banaras, q 50o3 so y bunch: Pineapples.
sSa5 dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, SIG
L p Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Raisins have been receiving
the greater attention. lately, to the neglect OF
other kinds. But custom is beginning to as
sumo more general character, and more activity
IS anticipated in Hines of Dried Fruits Pitted
more strength. There is fair demand for PrrInes
at steady prices. Aprico,s are scarce and
wanted. Peeled Peaches are held with nrmness,
the supply not being large. Apples and Pears
receive fair share of attention. We quote Job
bling lots as fol ows: Sun-dried Apples, 5G5c
2 u for sliced and 319d4c for quartered Al
den and Plummer, 9Gl0c; Apricots. 12G1Sc
for sun-dried bleached; do, sun-dr:ei 9GI0c;
Blackberries. l0@12c: Figs, 5G6c for pressed;
for layers. and 9610c for kegs; Eectarines
s@l0c; Peaches, 16@ISc for peeled. and S@10c
for unpeeled; Pears, 3d4c for whole and 50
&c for sliced; machine-dried, I0GlO1Sc; Plums,
l0G10%e for pitted and &c for unpftted; Ger
man Prules, SGec; French Prunes. S0l0c . D.;
Raisi1s, London Layers, 81 65@l 90 > box. with
l0G25c advance for fractions: Common. 81 ESQ
so = box
HONEY-Stocks are well concentrated. and
that values are well sustained We quote
ns follows Comb white l2G1ic. extra white